Study Shows Beef and Pork Industry Losses from COOL Labels

Randall Weiseman May 8, 2015 Beef, Cattle, Livestock, Pork

Gary Crawford

A new study shows the mandatory country of origin labeling program has not increased demand for pork and beef and is costing those industries a lot of money. Gary Crawford has the story.

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